00:23I
00:24It was because of France that we began to do the degradation of the Natoya in the beginning of the
00:36XXth century.
00:38When they arrived, the monuments were dominated by the forests.
00:46It was because the Cambogs don't forget to do the Natoya.
01:09The old generation, they have much experience with knowledge or something.
01:13So they transfer all the knowledge to us and then we can learn and then we can practice.
01:19And then we also take our experiment by ourselves and then we can generate or expand the knowledge more.
01:28And then we will able to work by ourselves, by our new generation.
01:50There is an extraordinary discovery that appeared in 1936.
01:56There is a village man who made a dream.
02:00And in his dream, Bouddha came to see him and asked him to deliver his lands where he was entouffing.
02:07The village man was afraid.
02:09He went to see the director of the conservation of the time, Henri Marshall.
02:14And when they arrived at the temple of the occidental temple, they went to the center of the temple,
02:19which is called the central hill.
02:21And they took their digging.
02:23Because they had already digging, but they found some elements, but not very concrete.
02:28And this time, in digging, exactly at the place, they discovered a colossal bronze statue,
02:33which is actually the statue of Vishnu Kouché.
02:49We are archaeologists at the Ecole Française Extrême-Orient.
02:52We have this specificity to have architects, but also archaeologists, epigraphists,
02:57so specialists in inscriptions, philologists, manuscripts, anthropologists,
03:01to try to cover a little bit the domain of knowledge,
03:04which will allow us to better understand the history and the society of the Cambodge,
03:09at the time in Korean, but also to today.
03:13Thank you very much forấtprus now.
03:17You're welcome.
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